Riots mar US Japan ministerial conference in Kyoto
The fifth annual US Japan ministerial meeting ended amid bloody riots injuring 125 students unionists and police six blocks from the American delegation hotel. Nearly 10 000 leftists staged an anti American rally as police clubbed students and nine ambulances ferried the injured. The talks concluded on a sour note with a communiqué not naming Viet Nam or China's status amid substantial disagreement between the two nations.
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United Preas International
Kyoto
Japan
UPI
Sec
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
China
United States
Miyako
U.S
Rusk
Shiina
United Nations
Okinawa
Peking
Viet Cong depots hit as U.S. air units strike north of Hanoi
Air strikes and artillery pounded the Hanoi area as F105 Thunderchief pilots damaged radar vans and depots, destroying oil stores and storage facilities. Heavy fighting and Viet Cong losses were reported in the delta and near Phu My with hundreds of enemy killed or captured.
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Viet Nam
Red River
Hanoi
Air Force
Capital
Merrill R. Lewis Jr
Garden Grove
Calif
Red River Valley
China
Saigon
Binh Dinh
Phu My
U.S
Johnson Aides See Vietnam War Briefing at Ranch
President Johnson met with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and top advisers at his Texas ranch to discuss Vietnam and security matters. The group then headed to Los Angeles for governors conference briefings while McNamara planned a mission to Honolulu to meet Pacific commander Sharpe. Also traveling were Averell Harriman Walt Rostow and Maj Gen Andrew Goodpasture.
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San Antonio
UPI
Johnson
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Honolulu
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharpe
Pacific
Los Angeles
National Governors’ Conference
Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
Walt W. Rostow
Andrew J Goodpasture
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rain and heat relief in Texas with heavy totals reported
Rain cooled parts of Texas after a heat wave that saw temperatures above 100 locally. Grulla received five inches while Victoria had 3.78 inches and Beaumont 2.59. Thunderstorms rode along the coast and across the state with scattered showers in West Texas. Max temperatures remained hot despite cooling from storms with highs recorded in Abilene 95 and Dallas 92 among others.
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Grulla
Rio Grande City
Victoria
Beaumont
Orange
Robstown
Cuero
Garlind
Papalote
Texas
Waco-Austin l
High Plains
Amarillo
Austin
Brownsville
College Station
Junction
San Angelo
Dalhart
Abilene
Alpine
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Laredo
Lubbock
Lufkin
Midland
Mineral Wells
Presidio
San Antonio
Waco
Wichita Falls
Wink
Seven Named To Aid Legislative Study
Li Gar Preston Smith named a seven man advisory committee to assist the Texas Legislative Study Committee on county government. Members include Harold Green president of the County Judges and Commissioners Association L J McComnick president of the County Treasurers Association O J Finegan president of the County Tax Assessors Collectors Association W G Young assistant director of the Texas A M Agricultural Extension Service Joe G Resweber Harris County attorney Dick Kirby president of the County Auditors Association and Bill Waters president of district and county attorneys association.
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Dick Kirby
The
County, Auditors Association
Bill Waters
District and County Attorneys Association
Local Parents Welcome 20 Newborns in Lubbock Hospitals
A flurry of birth announcements from area families reports births at Methodist West Texas and University facilities. Notable entries include Charles and Flowers with a daughter at 8 pounds 2 ounces and Charles Mike Reid with a daughter at 8 pounds 1144 ounces, among many others, with fathers listed as farmers, managers, students, and company workers.
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Charles Flowers
Rt. 1
Shallowater
Methodist Hospital
John M. Stoker
8Th &T
R and R Electronics
Charles Mike Reid
Ta‘hoka
West Texas Hospital
Tech
Thomas Vecchio
Eriskine
Supreme Beef Co
Burns Taylor Hamilton
Rt. 2
Lubbock
Malouf’s
Monterey Center
James Flowers
Ave. VA
Lubbock Osteopathile Hospital
Texas Tech
Jimmie Dale Pullig
Wrd St
University Hospital
James Marlin Overman
Rt 3
Swift & Co
Vernon Stephens
48Th St
East Texas funeral homes halt emergency ambulance service
Twenty East Texas funeral homes blame higher costs on a federal wage ruling and plan to end emergency ambulance runs. Some sources say the Labor Department is at fault for a rule that ties pay to ambulance use, with firms in Marshall Kilgore Longview and Henderson stopping by Sept 30 1966 and Fort Worth echoing a Sept 1966 shutdown.
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Associated Press
East Texas
U. S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Funeral Home
Lubbock
Marshall
Kilgore
Longview
Henderson
U.S. Department of Labor
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
Stand
Captain Heller Faces Discharge After Court Refusal
Amarillo AP The Air Force will discharge Capt Theodore Heller after the Supreme Court declined to act on his year long bid to stay in service. Heller who is at Amarillo Air Force Base says he is disappointed but will not confirm re enlistment. Federal courts had ruled against him and a final appeal was denied. Betty Hutton briefly returned to films in Red Tomahawk before being replaced by Joan Caulfield.
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Amarillo
Air Force
Theodore Heller
U.S. Supreme Court
Heller
Amarillo Alr J Force Base
Supreme Court
Federal District and Appeals Courts
Mobile
Ala
Brooklyn
N.Y
Byrd Long Career Shapes Virginia and National Policy
The article chronicles Harry F Byrd Sr born 1887 Martinsburg W Va rising from newspaper owner to Virginia governor in 1925 and U S senator from 1933 to 1965. A fiscal conservative Byrd opposed domestic spending while backing war policies and cultivated alliances amid clashes with FDR Truman Kennedy Johnson.
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Virginia
U.S. Senate
U.S
Byrd
Martins-burg
W. Va
Col
William Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
The
Winchester
Claude Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Fdr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S Truman
Truman
Thomas Se. Dewey
Johson
JNK
LBI
Niitiny
Rosemont
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic City
Nul
Johnson
Berryville
Water talks on Texas water pollution and effluent use
Water talks at the Panhandle area will cover current and potential water sources for West Texas and pollution issues. Breedlove will present health and sanitation views on water pollution and effluent safety while Mrs. Duane P. Jordan notes disease and health hazards linked to pollution and the health department’s role. City officials and the Texas Water Pollution Control Board study alleged pollution near a lake southeast of Lubbock and other sites.
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Health Department
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Lubbock
City to raise flags on poles with daily display plan
City official Robert Honts estimates about 100 dollars yearly per flag to buy flags rent a truck and cover daily up keep for 312 display days. Jaycees president Reuben Lambert notes the figure is only a rough estimate and may vary.
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Texas
Robert Honts
The
Jaycees
Jayeer
Reuben Lambert
Ag Official Urges Receipts for Grain in Texas Warehouses
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John White urged farmers to store grain only in state licensed warehouses and to demand a valid grain receipt. He noted about 70 of 720 warehouses remain unregistered for the current license year, beginning June 1, risking bond protection and possible losses. He warned warehousemen to operate with current licenses to avoid penalties.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
Officials Allow Saturn Rocket To Disintegrate
NASA confirmed the 92 foot Saturn rocket stage, in a 127 mile high orbit, was deliberately blown up after hydrogen pressure rose in the tank. The breakup occurred late Tuesday with random debris expected to reenter and burn up within two weeks.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Presidential wedding invites and guests at the White House
Invitations for Luci Johnson's wedding will use embossed presidential arms on cream paper. About 700 guests from across the nation are invited to a Shrine mass and a White House reception, with only six attendants from out of town and no guest list released by the White House.
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Times Square
White House
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
White
James Ray
Hale Center
Tex
Betty Beal
Beth Jenkins
Austin
Warrie Lynn Smith
San Antonio
Patty McGouirk
Fort Worth
Gerard Nugent Jr
San Diego
Calif
Johnson
Wildlife Department Apologizes Over Buffalo Springs Pollution Report
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department apologized to Mayor W. D. Rogers Jr. for not providing Lubbock with an unfavorable Buffalo Springs Lake pollution report before news release. Acting deputy director W J Cutbirth Jr said the department under pressure from Gov. Connally would inform affected parties prior to reports. The criticized document described lake conditions as filthy and odoriferous with sources cited as a city dump and a cotton oil mill.
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W. D
Dub) Rogers Jr
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lubbock
Buffalo Springs Lake
W. J. Cutbirth Jr
TPWD
Cutbirth
John Connally
North Viet Nam Rejects Peace Talks As Wilson Plans Moscow Visit
The article reports North Viet Nam leader Ho Chi Minh rejecting peace talks with the United States unless American troops withdraw. It notes Ho's remarks in New Times and reports on Hanoi’s stance, with speculation about North Viet Nam seeking a path to end the war. Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans a July Moscow trip to discuss Viet Nam and world affairs with Kosygin before Washington talks.
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Moscow
Hoi Chi Minh
Red North
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
New Times
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
London
Harold Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wilson
Washington
Johnson
CIA Job Ad Sparks Wives Rule Debate
A CIA recruiter tells readers to “get rid of your wife” for security clearances citing foreign spouses as a hurdle. The exchange notes that the agency advertises nationwide for high quality personnel while a spokesman declined to comment on the incident.
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CIA
Ostro
Teachers Conference On Education For Disadvantaged Children
Four hundred teachers and administrators from across the nation are invited to a three day national planning conference in Washington July 18 to 20. The U S Office of Education sponsors the event to generate ideas and develop concepts for quality projects educating children in poverty. Alaska is named as the global center of the United States by the National Geographic Society.
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Washington
UPS
U.S. Office of Education
Regents Weigh Arlington State Master Plan at UT Meeting
UT regents will study a new master plan for Arlington State College at a two day session. The agenda includes selling 11 million in permanent university funds bonds and 1.1 million in Arlington State College student revenue bonds.
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Etsusaburo Shiina
Asia
America
TU Wan
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Tewe Tee
Episcopal
James A. Gusweiler
New York
West 84Th Street
Heavows
Evans Toney
E. Tulane St
Lauf Clinic
Frito-Lay
Esteban Dominguez
Ave, V
Lauf Chine
Domingo Gonzales
Baylor
Markey Wayne Burris
47Th St
Highland Hospital
Humble Oil Co
James Alan Drake
Bobby Joe Furlow
Donnell, Rt. 1
Jerry William Stanton
Shalow Rt. 1
Lynton Allred
22Nd St
J. C. Penjney Co
Albert L. Vermette Jr
Goth St
Reese Atr Force Base Hospital
Reese
Roy A. Gilliland Jr
Toledo Ave
Weithing
Reese Air Force Base
Hos‘pila
Mix
David DD. Calvert
45Th St
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
East Texas Funeral Homes
Hollywood
Betty Hutton
Joan Caulfield
Water Talks
Rome
Africa
Laurie Ann Sexton
Jimmy Sexton
41St St
Judia Anne Morris
George Morris
57Th St
West Texas Museum
Wildlife Department
Mum
Ball
Haiphong
Waiphon Harbor
Hanot
Teacher’s Conference On Children Stated
Alaska
National Georgraphic Society
Arlington State
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